In Iceland, you drive on the right side of the road. If, like me, you're used to driving on the left side, pay extra attention - especially at roundabouts - and do not get distracted by ‘cute ...

We were planning to drive around Iceland, a nearly Kentucky-size country with a population of about 376,000, on the roughly 830-mile Ring Road, which circles the island.

Iceland's Ring Road is steeped in natural wonder and mythical lore. 10 min read Iceland is one of the warmest cold countries you’ll find—especially so toward children.

Self-driving holidays in Iceland are special, fun, and easy. ... Highway no. 1, commonly known as the Ring Road or Route 1, is the most traveled road around Iceland.

DAY ONE: Morning. Between May and July, the sun doesn’t fully set in Iceland, but later in the year, daylight hours shorten, meaning it’s best to be on the road early to make the most of the ...

Moreover, it's crucial to understand the policy regarding off-road driving. In Iceland, driving off designated roads is illegal and not covered by insurance.

From volcanic lakes to spots for whale-watching and the most powerful waterfall in Europe, the Diamond Circle has more to offer than your average road trip. In 2021, the residents of Húsavík ...

Picture a remote landscape of ancient mountains, the strata layers of volcanic creation visible to the naked eye. These mountains are spread out like fingers of a hand, surrounded by water and ...